Mat
Using an autonumber as a value which humans will see is risky -- they
(autonumbers, not humans) are designed for use as a unique row identifier,
to help in relating tables. If you have a number (invoice number?) you wish
humans to see and understand, consider creating your own "custom autonumber"
(check this newsgroup, mvps.org, or Google.com for examples).
If you must carry on, despite these dire warnings, create an append query
that appends a single value to the autonumber field. If you want to start
after "10000", append that number. Then open the table and delete that row.
The next autonumber SHOULD be 10001 (but don't say I didn't warn you!).
Good luck!
Jeff Boyce
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